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@@francesc_jingles40 Thank you for your kind comment. I don't know off hand a supplier of pinch rollers, I would suggest searching Ebay etc, or perhaps enquiring at radio stations in case they may have old stock lying around, or maybe a broken machine.....btw thank you for subscribing.

@@JustinCase-555 In UK it's Sheperd's warning and delight so I would imagine that it varies wherever the location. Sailor's warning works for me.

@@stevedoubleu99B It crazy, but neat how the meaning is still the same no matter the Hemisphere, eastern or western, or the terrain being land or sea! By no means am I a sailor or a shepherd, but living in the US, in the lower part of the northern east coast, all I know is… When there’s a rainbow(prism effect) around the moon, the next day is going to be extremely humid. Is it true, idk, maybe there’s some truth to it. Moisture in the air combined with the atmospheric light from the moon or sun causing a “rainbow” around the moon. The humidity here will change you…it changes me anyway. I hate everyone and nothing is funny. 🤭🤭

@JustinCase-555 That's really fascinating, I think we are affected more than we realise by air pressure, humidity etc.

@Letsgoforawalk12 The place is Clacton on Sea in Essex

@@megatronskneecap Hi, I didn't show Dwight speaking in case I fell foul of copyright.

@ Wouldn’t care anyway as it’s not Ricky Gervais!

Fairplay, It took me a while to get into the american version though.​@@megatronskneecap

@@OpticalMan Very good point actually. I think electric power would work very well on a narrowboat maybe......

@@djm5k Wow both machines AND the connecting cable. That's great, even better with the manual. I had to make my cable and found a manual on Ebay from the USA. Thank you for your comment and congrats on the machines. Built like tanks!!

Thank you. Best advice I can give as regards cart recorder is to keep a look out on EBay or similar sites.

Thank you very much for your comment. I will endeavor to meet your request.

Thank you, the camera is a Canon HFG 25 fed by line audio attenuated and fed into the mic input. The mic input can be set to line level in the menu, but I prefer to put a low level in just in case.

I should imagine they are nice to use, being Sony.😊

Thank you for your comment. Indeed you can't have enough.😊

Thank you. It seems minidiscs are more popular than I thought.

I think I do Matt, it is on hi8 format, I believe.

That’s amazing are you on Facebook or Twitter? If not what’s the best way to contact you?

@@stevedoubleu99B That’s amazing are you on Facebook or Twitter? If not what’s the best way to contact you?

@@stevedoubleu99B what is the best way to contact you regarding the use of the video?

Hi Matt. Sorry, I missed your comment as they don't always show up. As far as I'm concerned, you may use the content in the video. Sadly I am not on Facebook or Twitter. My email is stevedoubleu3@gmail.com

I must make the trip and visit the hook. I'm told that the town is a great day out in itself.

Thank you for your comment.

Hi, I had to make the cable up myself, as I couldn't find one either. It is pin for pin, so was straightforward enough. Unfortunately, I can't remember what the plugs are called. If I can find out/remember, I will get back to you.

@@stevedoubleu99B I think I found it. It's a Centronics 24-pin connector, 57-30240. My cart machine is an ITC Delta 1, so it might be different for yours.

Hi, sorry for this late reply. I made mine up, but can't remember what the connectors are called. However, at least it is 'pin for pin' at each end. If I can find out, I will let you know. May be an Idea to enquire at radio stations, as they may have odd ones left over from the 'good ol days'

Exactly. I just watched a video documentary about Dresden, and I must admit, it brings it home very vividly that this beautiful aircraft is ultimately a machine of destruction.

For sure. I have enough time to hop out of the tub and run to the back yard to see it. The Mynarski Lanc here In Canada always gives a resounding hello.👍

Sorry, only just seen your other comment. If you tell me the symptoms I could possibly advise, but If you prefer, I would be happy to take a look. One point I would warn of, which is not obvious...the solenoids work via bridge rectifiers, DIRECTLY FROM THE MAINS. Bl..dy dangerous if you're unaware. Just thought it was worth mentioning.

Hi, sorry, I have only just seen your comment. I can repair most aspects, or would offer advice based on my own experiences. i.e. with my 3D machine, many capacitors had completely dried up, replacing them brought it to life. I would of course be happy to look at them. Depending on your own experience of course, but they are pretty straightforward as regards technology. Thank you for your comment.

Hi Kevin, sorry, I have only just seen your comment. Sadly, I have not attempted a bearing change even though mine are noisy. I imagine it is reasonably straightforward though. Hardest part probably is aligning the motor with the pinch roller afterwards, I believe there was a little tool for this. Thank you for your comment and good luck.

Hi, sorry, I have only just seen your comment. As far as I have seen, there is no cycleway without using the road itself. The west access is a rather steep slope (steps all but eroded away) and the east is decent steps. Only the westbound walkway seems to be in use. I would say that the walkway itself is very suitable for cycles though. The path towards Felixtowe is under the bridge, then through a gate so you travel parallel to the eastbound carriageway. (along a footpath) I hope this is helpful.

@@stevedoubleu99B you couldn’t of explained it any better,thanks for that information..you would of thought someone would of at least made some kind of decent track up onto the bridge,I do like the look of the Orwell bridge though..

@@dnvlogs4390 You are welcome. Yes you would have thought better access for cycles would be in place. About a mile along the footpath I mention, there is a little free parking area, so you could walk it maybe. I would urge you to do it, the view is stunning.

Thank you for that, and thanks for watching. I enjoyed my 'Waverley Experience very much.

Ebay is a good place, as mine have been purchased on that site, or maybe some radio stations may still have one or two stashed away.

Thank you Dave.

Thank you for your comment, sorry for delayed reply. You should do this, the view is stunning. A couple of tips if you do. 1; the bank on the south side is a little steep, so maybe a stick would be helpful. 2; Only the southbound carriageway walkway is accessible. The easiest climb is on the north end where there is a lovely concrete stairway, so you could maybe do it from there and back. Definitely you should do it. Let me know if you do and good luck!

A bicycle is out the question then or is it

Thanks for that info, I had no idea that was the case.

Hi Bryan to great to hear about your buses. I used to drive Leyland tigers for a company in London called Grey-Green, sadly long gone. Anyway, I think the only way to obtain servo boards is to keep an eye on the auction sites. What I can say is that although the boards went through changes, as far as I can tell, they were designed to be interchangeable. Unless anyone knows differently.

Yes, they come up on the auction sites now and then. Be sure to check the voltage and mains frequency, as the motor speed is governed by this frequency. ie USA 60hz and UK 50hz